Han Lingxi had no good feelings towards the Southern Qin Crown Prince. The original owner's parents and clansmen were killed by them, and it was also this Southern Qin Crown Prince Qin Lan who led the troops to attack Northern Wei. Although Baili Lingjun was already the emperor at that time, Han Lingxi didn't care at all who took Baili Lingjun's throne. But Qin Lan killed the original owner in order to arrange those cultivators to enter Northern Wei. It was really too despicable.
No matter how much Han Lingxi disliked the arrival of the Southern Qin Crown Prince, the Southern Qin delegation still arrived outside the capital. Because Qin Lan was the Crown Prince, the Emperor ordered Baili Lingxiang to personally go out of the city to welcome him.
Although Han Lingxi didn't like Qin Lan, she liked to join in the fun, so she used the "cling to the thigh" tactic on Baili Lingxiang again, and successfully got Baili Lingxiang to take her along.
Han Lingxi was placed in Baili Lingxiang's sleeve. Han Lingxi was already very familiar with being placed here. At first, when Baili Lingxiang put her in his sleeve, Han Lingxi was often thrown out. Now, no matter how much Baili Lingxiang did a pole dance, Han Lingxi could stay steadily in his sleeve without anyone noticing.
Han Lingxi's dream was that Baili Lingxiang would take her to the morning court one day; she had never seen the emperor attend the morning court before. However, her request was ignored by Baili Lingxiang, who always thought that Xia'er didn't want him to leave in the morning because she couldn't bear to part with him, and for this reason, he even added ten points to Han Lingxi's favorability.
To make it easier to see the scenery outside, Han Lingxi secretly cut a hole in the sleeves of all of Baili Lingxiang's clothes.
At this moment, Han Lingxi looked outside through the hole she had secretly dug.
Baili Lingxiang had already arrived outside the city and was standing with the officials of the Ministry of Rites, waiting for the arrival of the Southern Qin delegation.
Han Lingxi heard the music from afar, and then the embassy delegation with its magnificent canopy slowly approached.
Prince Qin Lan of Southern Qin got out of the carriage and greeted Baili Lingxiang and the others. What caught Han Lingxi's attention were the people following behind Baili Lingxiang. Those people were the cultivators who had joined forces with Su Shimin to kill the original owner in her previous life. Seeing those people, Han Lingxi couldn't help but tense up. Although she knew that they probably wouldn't recognize her now, Han Lingxi was still somewhat afraid.
Fortunately, Baili Lingxiang seemed to sense Han Lingxi's unusual behavior and left with her.
"Xi'er, what's wrong?"
Back at their resting place, Baili Lingxiang frowned and asked Han Lingxi what had made her so nervous.
Han Lingxi had no intention of hiding anything from Baili Lingxiang, so she tried her best to make herself clear. First, she pointed with her claws in the direction of the inn where the Southern Qin delegation was staying, then she bared her teeth and claws to show that those people were very vicious, and finally she slit her throat and fell onto the table to pretend to be dead.
Baili Lingxiang easily understood what Han Lingxi meant.
"You mean they want to kill you?"
Han Lingxi nodded.
Why did they want to kill you?
Baili Lingxiang asked a crucial question.
Upon hearing this question, Han Lingxi perked up and began jumping around, striking poses that a cat would never do.
For example, you could punch upright like a kangaroo, or run as fast as a rabbit. Baili Lingxiang still didn't understand, and even fired a dynamic light wave. Han Lingxi sighed. Ever since she became a cat, her intelligence seemed to have declined. Was it because her brain was too small?
Baili Lingxiang looked at Han Lingxi as if she had gone mad, and helplessly rubbed his forehead. He had no idea what she was doing.
In fact, Han Lingxi just wanted to express that those people captured her because she was very powerful.
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